@hilotakenaka
Here's an extra one: Australia: Chicken Salt Chips Basically we often season our fries with the same seasoning you use to season rotisserie chicken
@RayMak
Hungry af watching this
@tofupowda
i really love that every single meal in this video has a net negative nutritional value. it's impressive. first time i've watched a food video and wanted to eat every single thing shown
@tenshyun
Fries connect the world. Less war, more fries.
@connieclark5273
0:18 Netherlands 0:23 Usa 0:39 Spain 1:02 Belgium 1:22 Belgium and France 1:46 Canada 2:06 Uk 2:26 Ireland and UK 2:43 Peru 3:03 Finland 3:12 Tanzania 3:31 Kenya 3:49 Turkey 4:02 Cuba 4:22 Greece
@mallowanimationsyt4646
After watching this, I love fries even more now-
@rohit_banga
Belgian Fries are heavenly, pure magic, and food for the soul.
@x-ler2066
Fries are enjoyed around the world because of eating
@minitab62
my biggest flex is i watched this while eating fries
@Catticus
Everyone gonna be raged when Insider gets their country wrong or forgets to mention it
@donyab.e4767
I'm Iranian. But, I guess one of my favorite ways to eat chips comes from my visit to the UK where most fastfoods offer a "chips and beans" or "cheesy chips and beans" option. Being a vegeterian, it was usually the only option available to me and I have no complains.
@mythrionv120
I'm form Belgium and we eat Fries with steak more than mussels
@Risax3
Years ago I thought everyone ate Mayo on their fries, because we in Germany do it 😂 When I found out it’s not a normal thing everywhere I felt sad, I couldn’t imagine Fries without Mayo
@vacsaaa8954
4:43 Sauce: A d i o s
@Camiecool
In The Netherlands we also like to make something called a 'Kapsalon' (translates to 'hairdresser') and this is fries topped with doner meat, melted cheese, lettuce, tomato, cucumber and a whole amount of garlic sauce and hot sauce if you prefer. This is fricking good
@johnr4724
'fish and chips is battered fish and fries' cmon its literally called fish and chips
@ven0m._.657
“Fries Around The World” My Country: im bouta’ head out
@GSRL03
“A Belgian dish with a French name” Belgians from Wallonia: 👁👄👁
@friendlyghost6607
It's insane how a vegetable that once was considered a food for pigs, became the most famous and loved food everywhere in the world
@Larry